Hamilton May Fly Tomorrow From New York Listing
Owing to preliminary work Charles K. Hamilton delayed his planned flight from Hempstead to Governors Island. Repairs and tank adjustments are underway after a ruptured strut and a misaligned radiator. A test flight over the island is planned with possible Hudson River departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Wilbur Wright
Diator
Hamilton
Hudson
Glenn H. Curtis
Augustus Post
The
Aero Club
T. W. O'Connor
Alfred
F. J. Johnson
J. A. Gleason
New Britain
Conan
Newark
Mr. Hamilton
Motor Sledge May End Trials of Polar Quest
The British Antarctic Expedition under Captain Robert Scott plans to reach the south pole in 1911. A motor sledge, tested in Norway, could become the primary transport for the 1,500 mile journey with ponies and dog teams as backup. The government has granted $100,000 for the expedition.
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Polar Quest
Robert Scott
Scott
South Pole
British Empire
Norway
Shackleton
Edward VII
Govert
Buried Treasure Ad Sparks London Turmoil Over Gold
Sir George Newnes death recalls a sensational buried treasure stunt that gripped London. A claim of 507 sovereigns buried near Trafalgar Square caused pandemonium with crowds, police, and traffic disruption before authorities halted the chase, boosting free publicity for Newnes publications. A later report notes a US Navy compass adoption ending the need to box the compass for navigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Newnes
Westminster Gazette
Tit-Bits
Strand
Notube
All England
Nelson
Newnes
Convicted Sugar Fraud Case Yields Appeals Push
New York June 11 Lawyers for Charles Leike and Ernest Gerbracht, officials of the American Sugar Refining Company, were seeking new trials after jurors found both guilty on most counts. Jurors could not agree on James Bendernagel, a former Havemeyer & Elder cashier, with sentencing awaiting five convicted men and three former subordinates having confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendernagel
New York
Charles RK. Leike
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williameburg
James F. Bendernagel
Havemeyer & Elder
Oliver Spitzer
Martin
Ernest D. Terry
Heike
Gerbracht
Benderbugel
Charles HK
Hhikh
Oiiver Spitzer
Gerltacht
Helke
United States Supreme Court
Renderngel
Gould Sorsakes America Millionaire Plans Paris Move
Paris January. Janet Frank Jay Gould sixth child of Jay Gould announces intent to renounce America as residence and make Paris his permanent home. He aims to become a great playwright and theatrical manager and to challenge William K Vanderbilt for leadership in society and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Janett
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
America
Gould
William K. Vanderbilt
Town Wiped Out by Fire at Fahne Peak
After a blaze consumed Fahne Peak town, every building burned except the courthouse. Population dropped, locals evacuated, and temporary visitors attended court sessions as emergency measures were set in motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahne Peak
Cole
Jone
Towen
Children’s Day Programs Across Several Churches
A lengthy list of children's day recitations songs and offerings from Brown through First Presbyterian and Asbury churches, detailing programs with names of readers singers and numbers. The articles note a notable appearance by Rev. J B Hughes, the new Wisconsin pastor, and outline morning sermons and evening services with varied musical selections and baptisms. Cross-church events emphasize education devotion and community display with conduct of offerings and emblematic selections.
Morning Service At First Reformed Church Highlights
The pastor, delegate to the General Synod, will report on proceedings and business. Several infants will be baptized during the service. Children’s day exercises set the evening program. Sunday school and choir singing feature the services. Monday evening sees a joint Consistory Helping Hand Society meeting for important business.
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Madeline Patterson
Ethel Clayton
John Berdan
Dunbar van Derveer
Laura Berdan
Russell Buckage
Bernice Wright
Maurice Earle
Ethel Wantling
Lillie Morris
Edna Wilson
Anna Zilly
Emma Wainwright
Monroe Poole
Dorothy Beebe
Our King
Emily ‘Lewis
Harold Holmes
Stinbeam
Doris Housel
Cara Slocum
Emily Arrvants
Mabel Sawyer
Marion Asay
Ruth Shaffo
Robin ‘Red Breast
Charles van Hise
Jesus
Frank Blaisdell
Wilfred Harvey Pan Mitchell
the Muse
Morris
F. H. Cowen
Matthews
Esther Silva
Carl Bohm
F. Leroy Barry
Bell
I. H. Meredith
Alma P. van Hise
Gabriel
T. Bryant Smith
Mendelssohn
Marjorie Sutphin
Benedict
F. Shubert
First Baptist Church
J. B. Hughes
Wisconsin
Hughes
T. B. Hughes
Asbury M. E
Asbury M. BE
Atlantic Avenue
St. Luke’s M. B
First Presbyterian Church
J. Q. Lovell
Elaie Atchley
Elva Morton
Birds
Bessie Schwarts
Ernest Piergon
Flower Girls
Elsie van Dyke
Elizabeth Pumyea
Life Emmons
Grace Emmons
Beasle Schwartz
Grace Livelass
Adeline Chapman
Edith Pierson
Morning Skies Junior Choir
Hazel Pierson
Beatrice Rue
Authom—Children of the Leavely Kitty
First Reformed Church
General Synod of the Reformed Church
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Man-bird
Chicago
Alice Potter
Elgin
James B. Pew
Aero Club of Ifthois
Plew
Gually
Hydrographic Office
United States Navy
Daily Record
Lesson of the Flowers
Christ
Hib Cos Pee Eyad Hy
Qakhuret M. E
Emma Lehy
Woolley
Helen Gurdel
Leonard Davis
Exerciah
Mary Worth
Walter
O Gardell
Flossie Meyers
Hannah Johnston
Spirit of Children
DAF
Nsec Vedwses
Agnes Hibbetts
Reba Woolley
Elston Ireland
Eric Gardell
God
Blanche Ireland
Alpha Herbert
Women’s Suit Department
A. M. Townley & CO
Agnes Garden
Brill
Pastor
World of Beauty School
Columbia Baths
William H. van Hise
Davis-Smith
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